The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-07-14

second classes participated. was one
OF the chief attractions OF the enter
taifnnenf.
Mabel NcGnllow hcr.elfa bewitch-
ing pussir accompanied them OF the
piano.
II was now time for the seventh
class.
An Ave Marin solo by Mis- Mary
StoWell followed. Miss stowrll has
a rich. full and IGelodious voice her
singingi- always well received
The thirteenth class came next.
Fantasia Eriliiante PLAYED by
Ncttie Sias!alI. was duly appreciated
by the attentive audience.
In the SEMI Chorus Ruth and
Naomi. RutE's tender pleadings to
remain and Saolni's endeavors to
dissuada her from 80 doing, were very
touching trace Hughes PLAYED the
accompaniment.
Miss Ella Byrnes' selection was
well received
The sixteenth class was now ex-
anined.
IN the rendition Of Caprice Hero
ique. Miss J.. Mead made the instru-
ment fairly ring. At its close the
senior class took their place
When the examination was CON
Guided. Bulletins We're distributed
after which Father McCartey told
the audience that Mr.. Mead would
now address them. No synopsis that
could give would afford your read
ers a just idea Of the very eloquent
and able manner which he treated
his theme Education" | feel GER
tain that but re-ccho the sentiments
of all who had the pleasure of listen
in- to him when | ask him to
publish Il.
TO Miss Lizzie Breen was awarded
the Silver Medal for Improvement
in penmanship.'
4 Will Extol Thee q Lord" was
the last chorus.
At the conclusion Of both enter
taininents, Rev. Father McGartey
gave the pupils some wholesome
advice regarding their manner OF
spending vacation and the employ
ment Of their time therein; urged
them TO be strictly obedient TO their
parents and ever TO bear in mind the
! instructions and counsels they had
received during the year.
The school and class room were
neatly and tastefullv decorated.
In the latter several pieces ofneedle
work. executed by the pupils during
the year. were exhibited.
The board drawings were by Miss
Cecilia Walsh.
The number of visitors, was in both
departments, larger than tina, of any
preceding year.
The following is the girls program:
| Entrance March, DRESSER
Piano. Misses J. stro,lier and NJ Lyons, organ
q. oMaley
| Opening hymn. oh lc seraphs Bright
Piano Miss L. Mead, organ Miss y. siadall.
saluiatory, Miss \. U'Mallcy
Cstechisn. Reading, Spelling and Combination 0
Numbers Second and Filth Classes
Pusses-Moiion Song, Mininls
Accompanied by Mabel MeCulow.
Ca,echism, Geography, Reading AMI Arithmetic
/ seventh! Class
Ave Maria-sols Carlo coccis
Miss Mary stowell, accompanied by Miss Mead
Bible and L. 5. History Geography aud Grammar
Thirteenth Class
Fantasia Briliiante-Leybach, Miss y. sidiall
| ISTIRIiseioS.
Ruth and Naoini-Semi chorus, Glover
Accompanied by Mis-. 9. Hughes
Bible and L. S. History, Geography and Grammar
Fifteenth Class
Reading-selected Mis-, +. Byrlics
cal Geography and Physiology.
sixteenth Class
CAPRICE IIclioale--Dc kontsk Miss J.. Mead
catechism of Perseverance, Modern History, Rhet
oric, Algebra, Bookkeeping and Philosophy
/ Senior Glasses
/ Distribution of Bulletins.
| silver Medal for improvement, in Penmaaship.
will extol Thee . Lcsd.-Emerson.
Organ Miss l.. Mead. piano Miss \. sidaall.
Medals for penmanship donated by Nh. L. /. Aims
| worth. Chicago.
The following list will give the
department and scholarship in til.
various classes.
boys DEPARTMENT.